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Rare rides: Triumph Thruxton Bonneville
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The Triumph Bonneville was perhaps ‘the’ motorcycling sportster of the 1960s – so what does that make the rare ‘Thruxton’ production racing variant?
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The Kawasaki Z750 doesn’t get enough love
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The unsung Kawasaki Z750 is classic in all aspects of the meaning, and it’s cheap too…
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Classic Ride: Suzuki GT500
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Steve Cooper rides a standard and special Suzuki triple two-stroke
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Top 10 reasons to attend Stafford this weekend
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With racing legends, jaw-dropping stunts, unmissable displays and legendary bikes up for auction – here are ten reasons you’ll want to mark your calendar for The Classic Motorcycle Mechanics Show sponsored by Carole Nash this October 11–12 returning this weekend:
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Are you looking to restore your pride and joy this winter? Use Aquablast Restorations to bring those parts back up to scratch!
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At Aquablast Restorations, we specialise in vapour blasting, a gentle yet highly effective method for cleaning and restoring Motorbike / Car Engine components.
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BSA Tracker and Rambler 125 & 175
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In that transient time of BSA in the 1980s, the Tracker and Rambler models aimed to bring a younger generation to bikes. Few examples survive…
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1914 BSA Model K saved from the scrap bin for £100
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This veteran BSA so nearly ended up in the scrap bin, after it had already survived for over 100 years. Thanks to Wesley Wall’s persistence, it didn’t.
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1974 Yamaha RD250A: pure 70s nostalgia
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What emotions do Yamaha’s air-cooled RDs conjure up for you then? Sights and sounds of the 1970s? Very possibly, says Yam twin-stroker sage Steve Cooper after sampling this Yamaha RD250A.
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A quirky Norton Commando 750S
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George Simmonds has owned this handsome 750S Commando for 28 years – and it has some idiosyncrasies… but is still a fine ride.
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